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Assignment: Make an evaluative argument of your choosing. While the topic for this essay is wide open (evaluations are some of the most common types of arguments we conduct in our daily lives), it will be important not only that you make clear what your criteria for evaluation are, but also that you understand your audience well enough to be sure either that your criteria will be acceptable to your audience or that you effectively argue for their appropriateness. If your evaluative argument is more exploratory in nature, the appropriateness of the criteria you discuss and argue for will be even more central.

This is a (slightly) longer essay (1200+ words, 4+ pages), but it will still be important that your language is clear, straightforward, and free of redundancy.

Audience: Your are welcome to use a default audience of "college students" or "my professor," but you are also welcome to consider a more unusual, or specific audience. Is there a publication or other forum in which you can imagine your argument finding a home? If you do choose a particular intended audience, please make note of it somewhere on your draft so that I (and your peer reviewers) can consider the choices you've made in that context.